A group of ‘disruptive’ travelers taking a trip on an easyJet flight from Liverpool to Tenerife were removed the airplane by authorities.
The team asked authorities on the island for aid after the travelers triggered a ‘disturbance’ mid-air early the other day early morning.
The pilot likewise asked for a concern landing.
According to unofficial reports in regional media, the group of around 12 travelers were nabbed and questioned by officers.
They were then deported back to the UK on the next offered flight.
Spanish air traffic controllers verified the event on social networks, The Sun reported.
They published: ‘Flight from Liverpool reaching Tenerife South with a lots frustrating travelers on board.
‘Priority and police presence being coordinated on arrival at the crew’ s demand.
‘All our support to crews and officials in airports, who more often than is desirable, have to deal with these situations.’
An easyJet representative, on the other hand, stated: ‘EasyJet can validate that flight EZY3365 from Liverpool to Tenerife on 22 April was fulfilled by authorities due to a group of travelers acting disruptively onboard.
‘EasyJet’ s cabin team are trained to evaluate and examine all scenarios and to act rapidly and properly to make sure that the security of the flight and other travelers is not jeopardized at any time.’
‘Whilst such events are uncommon we take them extremely seriously and do not endure violent or threatening behaviour onboard.
‘The security and health and wellbeing of travelers and team is constantly easyJet’s top priority.’
Some media outlets have actually explained the event as a ‘brawl’ however the spokesperson stated a brawl or battle did not occur.
Earlier this year the president of close-by Lanzarote triggered debate when she stated the island wishes to end up being less depending on British travelers and focus more on bring in ‘higher spending’ visitors from mainland Europe, such as France and the Netherlands.
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